Hi Avril,I might be interested in taking a look at your project.

No, if they break the lease early, they are responsible for rent until the new tenant moves in. Take

Anyone interested in taking me under their wings to show "how it is done"?

Just my two cents, but if it's your first property, it is usually most beneficial to not reinvent the wheel, and just get in, take advantage of your rent savings, tax benefits, and loan paydown along with the appreciation you will see in the years to come.

All tenants are thoroughly informed of the rules at their intake meeting. it is best that you move on and look at other applicants. 

She should intake everything she can from Brian Buffini, Tom Ferry, Michael Maher. 

(I'm a little behind on my coffee intake for today, lol) Kansas City itself is very broad there are different neighborhoods which will bring in different kinds of income/tenants.

Any reputable agents with proven success in taking newbies to the next phase? 

Would developers be interested in taking on a request like this from a random person as long as the price is right for them? 

A heating tech can tell you all kinds of stuff, from temperature differentials across intakes and blowers to steam pressure levels, etc. that your handy man won't have any information about.